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What Happens to Student Loans if the Department of Education Shuts Down?
The potential closure of the U.S. Department of Education could shift student loan management to the Treasury, continuing borrower obligations. Loan forgiveness programs and financial aid may face changes or…
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China Targets ‘Empty Student Status’ Fraud in Education
Recent investigations reveal widespread "empty student status" fraud in Chinese vocational schools, allowing students to graduate without attending classes. Measures…
Canada is no longer an option For Students from any Country and especially to Indians
Indian students now face significant hurdles studying in Canada: an 86% drop in study permits, a 35% cap reduction for…
Southampton University India Campus to Enroll 5,500 Students
Southampton University plans to enroll 5,500 students at its new India campus, targeting the Delhi-NCR region. Starting in 2025 with…
Musashino Art University Tuition Hike for International Students Causes Backlash
Musashino Art University in Tokyo plans a $2,500 annual fee for foreign students from April 2025, sparking backlash for creating…
International Student Caps Impact on Indian Students and Study Permits
International student caps in countries like Canada and Australia concern Indian students by reducing study opportunities, increasing competition, and affecting…
Re-Entering U.S. on Unexpired F-1 with Pending I-130: Nonimmigrant Intent Challenges
Re-entering the U.S. on an unexpired F-1 visa with a pending I-130 is complex. F-1 students must maintain nonimmigrant intent…
Canada’s International Student Visa Cap Threatens University Revenue
International student enrollment in Canada has unexpectedly dropped below the government cap set to reduce numbers due to housing and…
German Embassy in Islamabad Prioritizes Deserving Student Visa Applicants
Due to a surge in student visa applications, the German Embassy in Islamabad will prioritize processing only the "most deserving"…